The Historic Westside gets two chances to speak before the next round of Marble Manor money moves. Most residents will miss both, because both hide in government notices.
Here is the short version. Nevada holds a public hearing by phone on Monday, November 16, at 8 a.m. on up to $26.35 million in bonds for Marble Manor Phase 2B.
Four days later, a second comment window closes at Clark County, a separate door into the record for the same neighborhood and the same rebuild.
Monday's Hearing Covers One Phase, Not the Whole Rebuild
The Nevada Housing Division notice puts Phase 2B at the corner of J Street and Washington Avenue, northwest of downtown Las Vegas. The project would be owned by Marble Manor 2b, LLC.
The bonds would finance or refinance the acquisition and construction of a multifamily rental project there. The $26.35 million is a ceiling on the outstanding principal at any one time, including any refunding bonds.
City project records size this phase at 173 homes. Of those, 146 are affordable units and 27 are market rate, from developers Brinshore Development and Affordable Housing Program Inc.
- Phase: Marble Manor Phase 2B, 173 homes
- Bond ceiling: $26,350,000 in outstanding principal
- Site: J Street and Washington Avenue, Historic Westside
- Hearing: Monday, November 16, 2026, 8 a.m., by phone
One detail matters. These bonds are a limited obligation of the Division, payable from pledged assets or revenues, and are not a debt of the State.
The Bigger Plan: 627 Homes in Five Phases
Phase 2B is one piece of a full replacement of the Marble Manor community. Clark County published its own notice on November 4, 2026, and the scale is big.
The county plan demolishes the existing 135 residential buildings, plus the maintenance building, community center, and day care center. In their place go multi-level buildings, the largest four stories, raising the community to 627 homes.
Of those 627 homes, 489 are affordable housing units and 138 are market rate. The county puts the estimated total project cost at $350 million, built in five phases over eight years.
The city adds that a $50 million Choice Neighborhoods grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development backs the redevelopment. The county assessor lists the project site at 1229 Reed Place, Las Vegas, NV 89106.
How to Speak Up Twice Before the Money Moves
Window one is Monday's hearing. It is a phone hearing, and no prerecorded comment will be accepted.
- Call 1-877-309-2073 on Monday, November 16, at 8 a.m. and enter access code 500-739-461.
- Say you want to comment, then wait to be called on. A three-minute limit on comments may be imposed.
- Or send your views in writing before the hearing to [email protected], or by mail to the Nevada Housing Division, 1830 E. College Parkway, Suite 200, Carson City, NV 89706.
- Need the supporting documents first? Contact Karenza Espino at 775-687-2223.
Window two runs at the county. Written comments on the county's environmental finding and its HOME funds request are due through Friday, November 20, 2026, to [email protected].
The county expects to submit its request for release of $1.5 million in HOME funds to HUD on or about Monday, November 23, 2026. Comments that land by November 20 get considered first.
Here is the part nobody tells you. Monday's hearing is not a final vote, and your comment still counts, because a report of the hearing goes to the Governor of Nevada, who considers the bond issuance for approval.
Two windows, one week. If the Westside is your neighborhood, this is the week your voice is cheapest to use and hardest to replace later.
